Georgia Slip & Fall Attorneys
Property owners in Georgia have a legal duty to keep their premises reasonably safe for visitors. When they don't — wet floors without warning, broken stairs, poor lighting, negligent security — and someone gets hurt, they can be held accountable. We handle premises liability cases across Georgia.
- Preservation of surveillance video and incident reports
- Investigation of hazard duration and prior complaints
- Documentation of injuries and medical treatment
- Handling of health insurance liens and subrogation
- Negotiation with commercial premises insurers
- Trial co-counsel referral when necessary
Damages we pursue
- ER, surgical, and follow-up medical care
- Physical therapy and rehab
- Lost wages and future earning capacity
- Permanent injury and scarring
- Pain and suffering
- Out-of-pocket expenses
- Assistive devices and home modifications
- Wrongful death damages
FAQ
They can be. Georgia law requires proof that the property owner had knowledge of the hazard (actual or constructive) and failed to fix it or warn about it. Fast evidence preservation matters.
Report it to the property in writing, get photos of the hazard, ask for names of witnesses, and get medical care immediately. Then call us before you speak with any insurance adjuster.
Under Georgia's modified comparative fault rule, you can still recover if you were less than 50% at fault — your recovery is reduced by your share of fault.
Yes. Assaults on poorly secured properties (parking lots, apartments, hotels) can be premises liability cases. We investigate crime history and security failures.
Tell us what
happened.
Every case starts with a conversation. Send us the details and we'll respond within one business hour.
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